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Cute Cats Afghan Free Crochet Patterns

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A vibrant crocheted afghan showcases pixel art designs of cute cats and a dog in a spacesuit, all arranged in a charming grid pattern. Perfect for enthusiasts seeking lively free crochet patterns.

Last updated on: 03 Jan 2025

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Big meow to all the fans of kittens! We have to admit that finding these delightful patterns for Cat Afghans wasn’t easy. It is weird, isn’t it? So many crocheting cat-lovers out there and so few patterns. Anyway, let us enjoy what we have managed to find! We have one really classic option, designed many years ago but still absolutely beautiful, and one modern afghan made off kitty squares. You should certainly try them both!

Pink Catghan

This fabulous catghan was the main theme of a popular CAL started by the amazing Ink & Stitches. If you are a passionate cat-lover, this is the best crochet pattern you are going to find out there if you want to express your love to the furry creatures. Believe us, we have checked! A link to the free pattern is under the photo.

Skills: upper beginner Designer: Ink & Stitches

Pink Catghan Free Crochet Pattern

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Catghan C2C Blanket

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Catghan C2C Blanket

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Cats Afghan

Cats Afghan by Sandra Miller Maxfield will catch the attention of every kid and cat lover around you. This blanket will also be an eye-catching addition to your children’s bedroom. Cute cats will also be a perfect idea for a baby blanket for a newborn’s nursery or a stroller blanket for spring. A link to the free pattern is under the photo.

Skills: upper beginner Designer: Sandra Miller Maxfield

Cats Afghan Free Crochet Pattern — Photo: © MickeyinNC

Cats Afghan Free Crochet Pattern — photos: WonkyHook

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Sherilyn

6 years ago

Unable to find link for Cat pattern. I go in circles.

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Jo

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6 years ago

Please find the sentence at the end “visit the free pattern site’ and click on it.

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Pat Cusat Hartzel

Reply to Sherilyn

6 years ago

Go back to FREE PATTERN SITE. Click that it will open to the pattern. Then you can print it

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Deborah

6 years ago

Could not work out which of the large number of “download” links was actually for the pattern, very confusing 🙁

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Jo

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6 years ago

Please find the sentence at the end “visit the free pattern site’ and click on it.

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Joel

6 years ago

WHERE IS THE PATTERN ??? I keep scrolling thru all kinds of junk and don’t see it. ????

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Jo

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Reply to Joel

6 years ago

Please find the sentence at the end “visit the free pattern site’ and click on it.

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Nickole Bonsell

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5 years ago

Does anyone know how much of each color you need? How many skeins of each color?

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Ozarkmama

6 years ago

Between the big green button and the ‘Save this on Pintrest” button are two sentences. The “visit the free jpattern site” is in the first sentence. I had to read the comments and go back to the top, read everything, before I found it. The afghan is really cute and I am glad I found the pattern, just hate jumping through hoops to find it.
Both my sisters like cats, I am going to try using all my scraps to make one for each of them. Wish me luck!!

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Mardie

6 years ago

Hi can you help pls…….The graph looks a lot smaller than the complete cats blanket ??

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Laetitia Botha

6 years ago

Why 166 chains if the graph shows 40 block, each representing 2dcs?That adds op to 80, not 164, which is what the starting chain plus turn 3 is? Am I missing something?

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Susan Dechant

Reply to Laetitia Botha

5 years ago

Crochet the pattern twice across. Each square represents 2 double crochet stitches. There are 2 extra stitches on either side of the blanket, making a black border all around. The pattern tells you how many rows to make, in which you repeat the pattern vertically. Good luck!

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Amy Nortum

Reply to Laetitia Botha

5 years ago

I noticed the cats are reversed in some of the afghans other people have done and like it better, I reversed the graph but the numbers are backwards. How do you follow the graph for the rows when turning, the colors don’t match up.

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beth luteraan

6 years ago

Is there a way to make this into a dishcloth? (shrink the pattern?) Beautiful job, I just love this!
Thank you!

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Cindy ford

5 years ago

I need this pattern

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Joel

6 years ago

WHERE IS THE PATTERN ??? I keep scrolling thru all kinds of junk and don’t see it. ????

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Jo

Reply to Joel

6 years ago

Please find the sentence at the end “visit the free pattern site’ and click on it.

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Nickole Bonsell

Reply to Jo

5 years ago

Does anyone know how much of each color you need? How many skeins of each color?

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Answer

Ozarkmama

6 years ago

Between the big green button and the ‘Save this on Pintrest” button are two sentences. The “visit the free jpattern site” is in the first sentence. I had to read the comments and go back to the top, read everything, before I found it. The afghan is really cute and I am glad I found the pattern, just hate jumping through hoops to find it.
Both my sisters like cats, I am going to try using all my scraps to make one for each of them. Wish me luck!!

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Mardie

6 years ago

Hi can you help pls…….The graph looks a lot smaller than the complete cats blanket ??

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Laetitia Botha

6 years ago

Why 166 chains if the graph shows 40 block, each representing 2dcs?That adds op to 80, not 164, which is what the starting chain plus turn 3 is? Am I missing something?

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Susan Dechant

Reply to Laetitia Botha

5 years ago

Crochet the pattern twice across. Each square represents 2 double crochet stitches. There are 2 extra stitches on either side of the blanket, making a black border all around. The pattern tells you how many rows to make, in which you repeat the pattern vertically. Good luck!

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Amy Nortum

Reply to Laetitia Botha

5 years ago

I noticed the cats are reversed in some of the afghans other people have done and like it better, I reversed the graph but the numbers are backwards. How do you follow the graph for the rows when turning, the colors don’t match up.

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beth luteraan

6 years ago

Is there a way to make this into a dishcloth? (shrink the pattern?) Beautiful job, I just love this!
Thank you!

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Deborah

6 years ago

Could not work out which of the large number of “download” links was actually for the pattern, very confusing 🙁

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Jo

Reply to Deborah

6 years ago

Please find the sentence at the end “visit the free pattern site’ and click on it.

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Sherilyn

6 years ago

Unable to find link for Cat pattern. I go in circles.

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Answer

Pat Cusat Hartzel

Reply to Sherilyn

6 years ago

Go back to FREE PATTERN SITE. Click that it will open to the pattern. Then you can print it

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Answer

Jo

Reply to Sherilyn

6 years ago

Please find the sentence at the end “visit the free pattern site’ and click on it.

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Cindy ford

5 years ago

I need this pattern

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